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Does the risk of getting long Covid increase each time you get reinfected?
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I'm pretty sure I had long COVID for about a year and I'm just getting over it. I felt slow and dumb as hell, all of a sudden I'm wittier and I can remember to do things.
Glad to read that! I know some folks that got long COVID and they are yet to make a comeback. I'll share your comment, it gives some hope 🫂
Is there anything you can think of that made a difference or it's been just a matter of patience?
For me, it was getting regular sleep and drinking less. It didn't have an immediate effect, but I slowly came out of the fog and realized I could remember things easier and workout without getting short of breath.
That is great. I guess since the virus has different effects on people the ways out of it (or at least long COVID) are also multiple. Take care!